7 COMMAND CENTER ADMINISTRATOR MODE
264 Setting up User Management
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Select the LDAP server to be used for the authentication and select the type of the
LDAP server. Then click [Detail Setting].
Windows Server — Select this when LDAP is running on a Windows server.
LDAP Server (Other than Windows Server) — Select this when the LDAP is running on a server other than a
Windows server. When this is selected, you have to specify the attribute type of ‘User Name’.
The LDAP server to be used for authentication must be configured in the [Directory Service] submenu in the
[Maintenance] menu.
P.203 “Managing directory service”
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Specify the following items and click [Next].
Role Based Access — Select whether the Role Based Access Control is enabled or not.
LDAP Server — Select the LDAP server that manages the Role Based Access Control.
When you enable Role Based Access Control, you must export the role based data setting file embedded in
this equipment or another equipment of the same series. Then edit this file into the form required by the
LDAP server setting and import it into the equipment. For instructions on how to edit role based data setting
file, see P.286 “Exporting Role Information” and P.288 “Importing role information”.
The LDAP server to be used for the authentication must be configured in the [Directory Service] submenu in
the [Maintenance] menu. When you configure the Active Directory in Windows server, specify the domain
administrator or account operator for the user name.
P.203 “Managing directory service”
If you selected the [Enable Guest User] check box in Step 5, the Guest ACL Settings page is displayed. Go
to the next step. If you did not select it, go to Step 9.
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